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Rules of the Road for Cyclists, Pedestrians and Drivers

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Students have returned to school in Connecticut. That means drivers need to remember to follow a few rules of the road that have had the summer off along with students in the state. Forgetting those rules — and being caught doing so — carries stiff penalties for motorists or, even worse, can cause a serious accident.

Med Pay car insurance covers your medical expenses that you or your passengers incur for the injuries you sustain as the result of an automobile collision, whether you are at fault or not.

Being in a collision with a vehicle while you are on a bike can be a very traumatic experience. Bicyclists have little protection against car accidents, and can easily suffer serious bodily injury in addition to costly bicycle damage.

Follow these steps for what to do if you're in an auto accident in order to make sure you protect your rights under your insurance policy.

The holidays are fast approaching and it’s a good time to review the basic back to school safe driving tips.

What can you do to protect yourself against the personal exposure of a liability claim which exceeds your auto or homeowner’s policy limits?

A standard homeowner’s policy will provide you with the basic protections like fires and theft, but a standard policy has limits which can leave you with holes in your coverage.

Being involved in an auto collision can be a difficult experience. Despite driving defensively, taking driver education courses and preparing for stressful driving situations, vehicle collisions still occur.